High hopes for sponsorship
Chairman of Hoburne Ltd, Rosie Kennar took part in a 300ft abseil down the Emirates Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth on 25 August to raise funds for charity.
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Team BSO complete Tough Mudder challenge to raise funds for dementia work
The BSO’s participation team successfully completed a 12-mile Tough Mudder obstacle course and raised over £1,500 for the BSO’s work with people living with dementia in acute hospital care.
Rotary Club’s 24th Rustic Fayre makes Verwood shine
Verwood’s 24th annual Rustic Fayre over bank holiday Monday was a busy one, especially as the weather was perfect.
Get on your bike for the Mayor of Christchurch
The Mayor of Christchurch secures sponsorship for his charity fundraising events in a wheely good way.
Join Charity’s Scrum Raiser
Diverse Abilities, Dorset’s disability charity, is all set for this year’s annual Rugby Lunch taking place on Friday 8 September at Hoburne Holiday Park in Christchurch.
Bournemouth Guitar Orchestra announces support for Coda Music Trust
The Bournemouth Guitar Orchestra, a creative community project, has pledged support for Coda Music Trust by donating its fees to the local music charity.
The 2017 Great Dorset Steam Fair charity trailer rides support Julia’s House
From 24 – 28 August 2017, visitors to the steam fair at Tarrant Hinton will be able to hitch a ride for a small fee to benefit the Julia’s House children’s hospice in Poole.
BCHA celebrates wellbeing festival success in Boscombe Gardens
Bournemouth-based housing and social care provider, BCHA, celebrated another successful Festival of Wellbeing in Boscombe Gardens which drew hundreds of visitors including MP Tobias Ellwood
Local licensees’ Spartan journey raises £50,000 for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice
Dressed as Spartans, licensees and team members of 150 pubs embarked on a fundraising journey into the City of London on 30 July in aid of Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice and raised an incredible £50,000.
George makes a special promise
George Davison, aged 71 from Poole, is about to embark on a 1,000 kilometre walk for the children’s charity Promise Dreams, despite recent ill-health.